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Milwaukee has the early lead, thanks in part to a stunning home run hit by a relief pitcher off in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series.
Milwaukee has the early lead, thanks in part to a stunning home run hit by a relief pitcher off in Game 1 of the National League Championship Series.
Clayton Kershaw and Los Angeles look to slow down Christian Yelich and Milwaukee in the opener of the National League Championship Series.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Gary Woodland shot an 11-under 61 to tie the course record Friday and join Marc Leishman in a share of the second-round lead at the CIMB Classic. Woodland and Leishman (62) were at 14-under 130 on the revamped TPC Kuala Lumpur West course. Woodland’s bogey-free nines of 30-31 matched the 61 that Justin Thomas shot while winning the event in 2015, his first of two titles in a row in Kuala Lumpur. Shubhankar Sharma (64) and Paul Casey (65) were tied for third, one stroke behind. Both golfers had stretches of four birdies and an eagle in five holes. First-round leader Bronson Burgoon shot 69 and was two strokes behind, tied with Scott Piercy (67) and Austin Cook (68). Thomas shot 69 and was five strokes behind. Defending champion Pat Perez closed with a birdie to shoot 69 and was nine strokes off the lead. Ernie Els shot 72 and was 10 strokes behind. There is no cut in the 78-player field.
Since Justin Turner’s emergence as an offensive, defensive and clubhouse difference-maker in 2014, the Dodgers have had players with grander contracts and glitzier celebrity, but none have made as much of an impact and garnered as much peer respect as the 33-year-old third baseman, who begins his third consecutive National League Championship Series when the Dodgers and Brewers meet on Friday night at Miller Park.
Clayton Kershaw is back in his familiar role as ace, getting the start in tonight’s Game 1 of the National League Championship Series against the Brewers.
“I know I can play,” the 37-year-old said Thursday night. But Eli Manning was a shell of his two-time Super Bowl MVP self in the blowout loss to the Eagles.
Odell Beckham and the rest of the Giants can keep saying they can fix things all they want, but the cold reality is the team is 1-5 and going nowhere.
“I know I can play,” the 37-year-old said Thursday night. But Eli Manning was a shell of his two-time Super Bowl MVP self in the blowout loss to the Eagles.
Raiders TE Jared Cook, Jaguars RB T.J. Yeldon and Cowboys DE Demarcus Lawrence are prime examples of the contract-year phenomenon in the NFL.
The former Phoenix Suns coach talks to Sports Betting News’ Chris Haynes about being fired from the Phoenix Suns and the ultimatum the franchise placed upon him.